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HBucklen,s Arn1ca Sapve

The best Salve in The world for cuts, bruises
sores ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, ieter, chap
ped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin erup-
Mons, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
CURED. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton, or money refunded Price % cents per
box. For sale by all druggists
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Estray Notice.

There is ON my Springwood place, IL miles
from Tallahassee, on the Miccosukie road, a red
ball, about two years old, no marks or brands,
The owner will please claim property, pay ex-
penses, etc. " DENNARD.
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Mrs. C. e. Dyke has quite herd of good cat
degrade stock-milch cows, young heifers and
two fine males for sale at reasonable prices, sep
arately, and at a bargain to any one who will
buy the lot 42t
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CuTHBERr. Ga. May l2.-The surveying
corps of the Birmingham. Georgia and Florida
Railroad Company is here and will commence
work Immediately When work Is commenced
the road from here to Banbridge can he BULL in
sixty days
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N ASON Il

R,.;ar meetings of JACKSON LoDeR
= hel! on the first and third Mondays in each
s."''o W. NJ MCINTOSH Secretary.
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Board and lodging by the month, for two or
three adults. Summer rates expected. Address
p O. Box 90
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Mr.. Burkhardt the tailor, has just received
h,s Spring and Summer goods for gentemens
wear, including the latest fashion plates for the
present season. 4o-i
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l. ~ ID. r.

,,,..,i'4, meetings of LEON LODGE No 5,
=. wy Tuesday ErSnin0, at their Lodge Room, at
4 Rru,hers ~ rood standing are invited to
THOS. K. BAREFOOT, N. @.
: ? RozEAR, r. ). i
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Else rslo6ded Milch Cows.
Several fne blooded mich cows, fresh, for
sals Apply ct the FLoRIDIAN OFFICE
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Private Boarding

by Mrs. Atkins, Calhoun Street Nice accom-.
modalions, within five minutes walk of the Cap
itol. Charges 81 per day 5l-3m
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Mrs E A Bannerman, on College Hill, is pre-
pared to take few boarders The comforts of
q home assured.
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New YORK, April 25th, 1887.

Col Jno. S. Wsnfhrop, 7allahassss, Fla:
MY DEAR SIR: have just returned from Europe,
where have been for the past three mouths In the
interest Of the Ramie enterprise nov write to say
that the whole of Europe 10 much sgitated on the
subject aud will take all offer them II they can
get it degum ed and bleached, consequently the Ram
e Manufacturing Company have ordered the neces,
sary machines for the deguming. bleaching chin and
per hound for Ramie decorticated by our machine.
Please kindly inform me about how much you viii
have thIs wear and how soon can expect to get It,
and how much IL planted In your neignooGfn1oeao,
Mversd 10 New York, which win net you : cents
Wel at that, it is something tremendous Tor t6e
planter Say you get only two tons per per- acre. so
pounds ct three cents WIN give you VIZ per 49,
reply a soon a. possible - have promised 70
have two or three tons In Belfast where our SPIN
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House 10 Rem 6.

Recently painted and repaired. Six rooms
Good well of water.
ERAsTUs w. CLARK
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FLORIDA WINES
San Lais and Andalusta Vs..x.s

RED WINE.
FLORIDA CLARkr, per single bottle am
:. pef case Of II bottlss "a
per case Of a half bottles -
per gallon
WHITE WINES
lAc"iDA 'Ao isnNhs' per single bottle Soss
per ease Of - hsH AcsfISs -
per gallon 80
FLORIDA HOOK same pries n s.,,...-
FLORIDA SHERRY. extra fne dessert vf,e. NJ.
FLORIDA SHERRY, per case Of II bott,e: {i@
x., per Of n half hostls. 10 -
Not less than 10 gallons sold At saIion rsts1 i]~
Address Il. DUBOIS, r. O. Bor1a
All these vince also on hand at
WM- p aLuMR's Srozx
TAILAHAsaKH, March a. ISe7
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METEOROLOGICAL.

R.co-i ~ Temperature ut tallahassee, Florida
for the past toeek.
,,,.,ry,;iou- taken nv W A. RAwLs, Druggist and
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For Sale.

Residence OF G. A. Chaires. Apply to
3-tf D. s. WALKER, JR.
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Insure ynur hofses and aas cattle against loss
by diseass Or, accident Id the National Lave
Stock Association. Richmond, Va.
4F1{ ea eas MAJoR RoskKT GAMBLE.
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A splendid Ane of soIid silver goods, suitable
for wedding presents, at
E. W. CLARK's.
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v.et.on the I'd and 4th Mondays in each month, ct
O'Clock p ". w: H. "oiNroSA' d. n. =.
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ElAR RE~T ,

A furnished, first floor Office for rent. Apply
at FLoRIDIAN Office A-1m'
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The first morning after using my Hssh Il had no sk1a
was kind OF white, and could place my hands on the
without 1t being painfui. In about two weeks
could stand straight, but walk. 1 weak but
my sores were nearly well Then commenced the use
OF the CuTIcURA REsoLvENr. and In three dsys I was
worse than ever. was one MAS Of pimpes from tAs
top OF my head to the soles Of my feet say they
were painful would not do justice the case In nom
two to four days they burst and LEFT small scale which
dropped on and left the spot and the skin white
eight weeks and up to this date g. from Jaauary 1879
TO January 1850 have not been sick In any Way on
have bad the least signs Of the disease reapparnr On
health. Ny limbs straight, supe, and strose have
been exposed 70 all sorts Of weather without the least
myself Is that ny skin is ner soer ssd nee % La a.so
to get chapped ~ IL other persons
NO doubt many persona viii not believe this almoM
improbable story many will think
don't blame them bit they do but t. safs!y hsm-
selves they can call or write to me and nnd What
sons who testify TO the wonderful care have ~
eeiyed BY your CoTIcURA RRMKDIKs.
g zen LET me again thank yoa 70, ny s1r.
CHIoAso ILL.,, Jan. 80. 1881.
CuricURA REMBDns In their marvellous properties Of
cleansing purifying and beau fyag the akin md in chr
ing, torturing dis6grng itchi r. ay and pmply ar.
cUrIcraA the great skin Cure ann CO S so.,
exquisite Ska Beautifyer prepared from IT, sIter
nally, and curcuRA REsoLvEsr the new Blood fariae1
internally. positive for ever form Of skia nd
blood disease, from pimples to scrofuIA
Sold everywhere Price, CUTIcuRA &c. SOAP 7ae
REsoLv.NT, 81 Prepared by the Porxxn Dzrs An
CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
~ Send for " How TO Cure Skin Dissases," q p.e.a
50 Illustrations q nd 100 testimonials
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BCGGEES FOR THE LITTLE
ANESv
BOardeFs Wanted.

Just arrived, nice lot of Baby Carriages; call
and see them, at GILMORE & HARTT's.
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q Regular meetings of AuCIL1.A ENCAMP-
- 10 J. a hed the frat and third 1hu1sd0y Ere-
.srn month, II their Lodge Room. at O'Clock.
A. patriarch good standing are invited 10 attend.
E. ". CLARK, c. P.
Il Il CnANCEY. Sc1ibe.
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IN CHANCERY.

La the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial
Circuit of the State of Florida 10 and for
Leon cnunty.
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ming machine IL being constructed for the makers to
foun very truly,
JNo W. ANDERSON
NEw YotK, Nay 18th, 1887.
'"o. s Winthrop, Eq, TaRaAa.ss FTa:
DEAR sIR: Confirming my letter of thk 25th
uit, and with none OF your esseensd fayorT unsn.
swered, write to request thas yua will At your
earliest convenience 10 me ka0T aAw much Rsmie
you VIII have for sale this season We are in the
market for 1t and will purchase At the highest
market price l suppose you have already had
your Hrst cutting ANY inform ation on the snbi-ct
will be gladly received.
Your very truly -
! Jno W.AkpzesoN
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/" BREED TO The WINNER. +"

: = = =" BRED TO The WINNER"
Magruder, 1904, A. J. c. c. H. X, the standard
Jersey BULL win stand for the season at st. Lambert
Jersey farm three miles north of Tallahassee.
Magruder was sireA BY Hilly ard S54, tho son of
Chanplop Of America, 1857, and Lucky Belle, 2.2l4
kh1 Hsb tbrce. daughters In IA pound butter class
His dam lie Gilt Edge, 12.&ss, who has tested IA
pounds BIZ ounces Of butter in days She was
also sired by Champion OF America, who has 81
daughtera. With test of from pounds and ounces
to 1S,cIunds and8 ounces Of butter In days.
Col Montgomery, of Mississippi. refused $4,000
His grand dam Lucky Belle was full sister to
Pansv Morris, the dam Of Signal, the most famous
bdil living or dead, who left nothing but record
dsughters.
w. l. VAsoN
. Tallahassee, Fla, March II, 1887.
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Making additions to orr Hardware Department
which is under the direct supervision of Mr.. B. A
Meginniss.
All G. W. SAXON l. Co.
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" antGd.

Murray Hall! Murray Hail!
z If
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ROASTED COFFEE,

spend YOur Summer
At Murray Hall, Pablo Beach. 3ti
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April 10, 1887

Editors Observation-Disclosures: l enclose here
with Two letters recently received by me from
"The international Fibre Company" OF New York,
thinking they may be of interest to those of your
readers whose attention has been attracted TO the
subject of Ramie culture by the articles which have
from time to time appeared 10 your paper would
remark In this connection that am satisfied from
INV experiment of the past year, that Ramie can be
snccessfuIIy grown In this State, and that three
CROPS annually may be counted upon, and the
dense foliage which is stripped " the stalks at each
cutting will make heavy mulchiDg for the land.
service in graduating nutgrass from lands which
may have it growing upon them, as the Ramie Ia
perennial and keeps the ground shaded during al
most the entire year. the growth being so faR he
plant Is again In full leaf
Yours respectfully.
JOHN 8. WINTHROP.
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WHEREAS, 1t has been made to appear 10 me by
affidavit in cause now pending in this court,
wherein Gilluln B. Strickland lie complainant and
Mary e. Sloan and William VI. Hammond are de-
PENDANTS, that the said defendants nonreside
OF the State OF Florida, hat they reside in Thomas
county, State of Georgia, and each of them are
over twenty-one years Of age;
1t is ordered that said defendants do appear
and answer demur to said bill before the
4th day of July, A. D. 1887 Propided This notice
shall have been previously published in a newspa-
per printed and published in said Judicial Circuit
OMEGA W. Elk for four cOnsective weeks 1t is further
ordered that oil other orders inconsistent with this
pc revoked. and that copy of this order be sent
oy msff to each Of said Defendants and another
copy theron be posted up at the door of the Court
house in the said county of Leon.
Done and ordered at Chambers, this 18th day of
May, a. D. 1887
4 aeg D. s. WALKER, Judge.
8fA IL OF RLoRTDA.
5 Lem County.
l. Council A. Bryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court
Tor the county aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
ABOVE and foregoing is a true copy Of the original
Of record and on fe in my office.
In TESTIMONY WHEREBY, l have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said
L. 81 court this, the 18th day of May, A. d.
1887. e. A. BRYAN, Clerk.
may s, isS7-5w
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Go TO Murray Hall. Pablo Beach al
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Ramie.

The subjoined letters from the President of
"The International Fibre Company" 102 Cham
bers and 80 Warren streets, New York, to Col
John S. Winthrop, will be OF interest TO man y
desiring information as to Ramie. Colonel
Winthrop has experimental much more largely
10 the production of the plant than any one else
in this section, so far as we know, and its extra
ordinary rapidity of growth confirms the state
ments which preceded its cultivation here.
That our soil and climate favor its growth, is
demonstrated, and if sufficient is planted to in
duce the introduction of decortlcating machn
erv. a most important addition will be made to
our agricultural resources:
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THE GIANT OF nHEDICIHtS
The Most Effective and Popular Remedy Eve.
Discovered.
GEzz
WHY rs IT so EFFECTIVE IN so MANY DIFFERENT
DISE1 SES?
-EFFECTITE IN so NJ
DISEASES?


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nkean bod
When diseased may hsf fte free from and
the Nwun
h ing Common and Unsuspsa
rni
and
h tonue in the Morning; LmH
of red Stpn1h
n
an fever dPmeumn SclH5
the
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Indicated Nowwien the the
l o5e esyao on&
of cv efca thcs
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STATE or Eev. Exec. DzPr.
Carson Cry Nevada, 7
.I,au.rv .irI. 1857.

January 5ft, 1871.
GENrLs8es OF THe LEGISLATURE: :
Upon taking ghs olislA oath As year
Chief Executive officer, aud enierns
upon the duties Of that raspansih.a
aaice for the noxs feur years, It is b.
coming that return ,ny grateful a
Lnowleg,nants, through you, to m
general ccnsfitusasY, ans assure y9a.
a. weli as than, int 10 efjrt on N
part shall be spnrei {, ID my whol
duty. Every interest .; she state.
far as tho EkscaaQe HrAacn of ~
eovornmehl can doso, snail be fo'tsrsi
and encouraged.
The duties Of the Executive a.
not lightly assigasl on tho eoa'rar},
they ara entered apoa with > serioa.
appreciation oi their grafiiy, and, Oh
that account, your sapport and e5-
operation are earnestly requested.
congratulate YOU uapn the lavost
able auspices aaisr waish you hAg,I
mes AMI org ,aizei; whiea lam pl 'ase
80 predict, foratell a plelslrs anfl
profitable session Of you II 1eofa5
Bodies.
Tns Constitution mages it my dnty
and It will be my pleasure, to give you
such inform alton as shall cone g. nis
knogle e. from time - time, res ps +
ing the condition OF the State, an ia
need Of action on your part. TO the
end that | may, if possible, all you in
the performance Of the arluoas duties
for which yon wers elected.
The electors Of she several coun.ie
of the State, in selecting you to exar-
else the las making power, have re-
posed confilnce in your honesty and
ability, and have endorsed your fidelity
to most s.eret trast tho proper d s.
charge Of tho dI.iss for which you are
assembled ia this Capitol. Knowing
many Of you personally, | feel assured
that you vii c,rsiully consider the N
terests Of tho State at large, and less-
late in such manner as to most sue
cesfully conserve them. 50 that, whsn
you fetdrn to You nones, your consttl-
uents may welcome you as faithful
servants.
cam II close this brief Inaugu al
and feel that | have done ruy duty
without honorable msation of my p e.
decessor. Governor Adlms, always
kind and oorte qua, was never more so
than he has been to his SUCCESSOR. 1t
would be pleasure at any time to
thank him for this but it is esps,-
tally SO when it is recalled that W
were opposed to each other in heat, /
political contest, in which, howevee,
no unkind or offensive words were u
tered by either respecting the othor.
hops there remain in store for M
PREDECESSOR msny years of heAlthfu
happy and useful life.
Very respectfully.
Your ob't Servant,
C. G. SrsvENsoS,
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IiidI tlHce IIity IllVH NIFe.l tH 7 Q
gelves thorough treatment alt
" Vjarnor'o GAEi: euro s.
their thick and irrgii blood, esp;
heavy, blotchel, irritable Gin ,.as'.
disappeared under It's potent ia.
epee. The ffsssGeJ poison az "a
blood tascltesss it. Ii isnos ressti
purified in the lungs, and tho irslit j.
tho impurities como out of the 81,
faee Of the body, and If tore 4
Gay local disease osk 53so oGss
nces Ia jlsc blood secsas - c3t-
iect there. Our experience j1Sii.ic
US in the statement That 9 Var
neY'3 SAFE Cuyo' is "ths
greatest blood purifier known" +" t..
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PuBusHep WESLEY BY
DEN N IS 9z 90.
7. +. DENNIS, Editor.
authorized Agents.

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A GREAT SUCCESS.
--:o.-

Trading through the mails with out
of-town customers is by no means an
experiment in business. Il has been
successfully carried on for years by
many houses in the dry goods business,
most of the purchases being sent by
mail or express. The advantages to
be gained by bringing the customer
and merchant together through the
medium of the mails, even in the re-
mote part of California, Nevada and
the Territories, must be manifold.
First-We claim there is a great
saving to the purchaser over the
prices charged by country dealers.
Second-Our goods always turn out
iresh and are more desirable than the
hop worn stock that moves slowly
rom the shelves of dealers who have
only limited trade for such goods.
Thirdly trading with us you
always get the benefit of market
hanges. Rarely, if ever, does the
country merchant make any change in
he retail price on account of decline
in the price from the manufacturer.
Forth-We issue Grocery Herald
aud Consumers Guide on the first of
each month, for the information Of
out-of-town customers, which is sent
Tree to any address upon application,
showing all recent changes, the prob
able advance or decline on certain
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APhiladelphia paper has an arti,le
entitled The Science Of Sleep" Phil
adslphians have got sleep down to a
tine point.
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AT all events, said young Doctor 70
no heard Of another ons Of his patients
death: I oia tsks lifs lsssy IL l am
poor
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articles, thereby giving valuable points
TO those contemplating purchasing.
Our prices are sll extended. and Gus
toners have no difficulty in estimating
the exact amount of their hills Our
prices are based to hold cood for each
month, until the next Herald is issued
As We have trade that requires the
issuing of over thirty-six thousand
Herald's year, which sio all rent
out, postage paid, at letter rates, the
expense is ns small matter. As the
circulation is constantly On the ili-
crease, we take it that our Efforts are
appreciated.
Fifth-No house in our line enjoys
the large trade that We 90, nor is there
any so well situated to supply the
wants of our out-of-town trade. Our
experience in this line give Us superior
knowledge over younger firms Tho
greatest care Is taken in the Elling Of
country orders. Our object is to
supply your wants in such manner
as to retain you as a permanent custo-
mer. While it is to be expected that
customers who always purchase for
cash are likely to charge around. we
can safely boast of our success in re-
tanning our customers when crce they
favor us with their orders A com
parison Of our prices and goods with
those of other dealers cannot fail to
result favorable to US.
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=: l'Is'. a..l3 E.FE~SiaIIT:: hlq. sg@.

ssss2 ltsss-.sJ T. L Ns1ssEs acy-
.sei with salne persons las an.cs-
ee Es;' es3isiisy 1or tic optic
scrre1 a a though VIC have never
efrai sac @ euro f1r disordered eyc-
:. ~, raay siersOns have written us
evnrr iag aaFprise that alter u
I 81 q Il course Of treatment with
. s,'ce-7cr,o SAFf: Cure"
ihsr c.3s-asgaS los been eessiV
! ~ 'srs-'. IN fact, one Of the hest
eni'ss in tn county says that
~; fie patients that come to him
ssil bad eyes, upon examination he
siiseoverg arc ricsiaas Of EiIRcy
$50 s'ler. We lave no doubt that
tie rsason Why so many people COM
p'ain d failing cyc-fieht early in lie,
IL That. al unconscious TO them
selycs. tl;eir kjciascys hare been
as,s . csT5cr for ycGsa, and the
sidney poison is gradually running
tic system.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-01-13
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other high medical authorities say
that most of the bladder diseases
originate arish ffgysc action OF
itc hsttaeys, and urinary tract.
Uric acid constantly coursing through
these organs inf,amos and eventually
destroys the inner membrane, pro-
drcing the Intense s,.9cs'i0g.
sometimes this kidney acil sosids-
Ilc0 in the kidney in the form of
Gravel, which in its descent to the
bladder produces Eitiacy cole.
sometimes the acid solidiiles in the
Bladder, producing ca'cai,oas or
Gfone. d Warmers GAZE
CuYcv has restored thousands OF
cases of Inflammation and catarrh
Of the bladder and has effectively
corrected the tendency to the forma-
ton of gravel and stone. 1t cHGJ-
tcages comparison with all other
remedies in this work. Buy 10 dav,
s5sa. rs. = .:szrszrvC;ss
'vjAT2l3Erl' g GAZE CURE"